Florida 2025 Rankings: Post Fall Update

Our 4th and final post fall rankings update comes out today with the Class of 2025. A really talented class that showed well this fall at the PBR Cup, Sophomore State Games, and more. This post fall update will be a modest update to help shape the class as we head into the winter. A few changes throughout the top 110 with some new additions to the rankings.

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No changes were made to the top 4 in the class as they continued to show why they are highly regarded this fall. LHP/OF Noah Franco (IMG Academy) remains at 1, SS Jacob Kendall (Bartram Trail) remains at 2, SS Sean Gamble (IMG Academy) stays at 3, and OF Dean Moss (IMG Academy) at 4. Four impact lefty bats that have shown their tools time and time again. Jumping into the top 5 is RHP/QB/SS Carter Smith (Bishop Verot). The two-sport athlete has shown athleticism and arm strength on the mound with a big ceiling ahead.

Top 10

Risers & Newcomers

Outside the top 5, we want to take a look at players who impressed this fall and continued to make that next jump. Check out some risers and newcomers in the 2025 rankings.

1B Cameron Uzzillia, Calvary Christian (NC State)

Uzzilia made a big impression at the Top Tier Roos summer tryout and makes his way back into the top 10 of this class. He has slimmed down and added strength to his frame. Showed some of the top bat speed in his class with present power to the pull side. A high follow bat with real power potential to look forward to.

Cameron Uzzilla ‘25 (FL) - 1B@_GoRoos @NCStateBaseball commit

6’1” 210 lbs.

Uzzilla had solid rounds of BP yesterday, physical frame paired w/ intimidating box presence. Started day off w/ a hard knock then just missing one next AB. @ShooterHunt || @PBRFlorida pic.twitter.com/Vf3q4jOmDU

— Cayden Hatcher (@C_Hatcher_PBR) December 4, 2022

1B Nick Diaz, Stoneman Douglas

Diaz is a tall, lean 6-foot-4, 175 pound 1B with a lot of tools to like offensively. He stood out at the 2022 Sophomore State Games. Diaz creates leverage in the bat path with juice to all fields. Shows confidence in the box with bat speed and power potential. The frame and hit tool project well. Strong uncommitted follow.

Nick Diaz ‘25 (FL) - 1B@SDEagleBaseball

6’4” 165 lbs.

Long and lean w/ juice. Effort at times w/ explosiveness at the plate working deep pullside at 96 EV. Confident approach creating leverage w/ bat speed. #PBRFLStateGames @ShooterHunt || @PBRFlorida pic.twitter.com/J4WWG5g1vG

— Cayden Hatcher (@C_Hatcher_PBR) November 12, 2022

RHP/OF Austin Liss, Steinbrenner (Florida State)

Liss showed impressive pitchability at the Top Tier Roos summer tryout. 6-foot, 175 pounds. Fastball has been up to 89 mph with spin rates above 2600 rpm. Pair that with a wipeout slider up to 2732 rpm. Liss showed ability to dominate the strike zone and generate swings and misses with multiple pitches. His slider received an elite 127 Sweep+ pitch score (MLB average is 100). Liss’s pitchability and high spin should continue to elevate him as he gets stronger.

Austin Liss ‘25 (FL)@_GoRoos @FSUBaseball commit

6’0” 175 lbs.

Dominate outing today for Liss, FB/SL mix were working for 4 K’s in a simulated scrimmage. Attacked strike zone w/ intriguing analytics.

FB: 86-88 (2647)
SL: 76-79 (2732)
CH: 76-79@PBRFlorida || @ShooterHunt pic.twitter.com/i2CSjWllC6

— Cayden Hatcher (@C_Hatcher_PBR) December 4, 2022

MIF Jonathan Lopez, Taravella

Lopez was a force at the 2022 Sophomore State Games. Lefty bat that carried an impressive workout to gameplay. Aggressive in the box, Lopez shows feel for the barrel and can flat out hit. Smooth and athletic in the infield, Lopez can play both middle spots at an above average level. A gamer who can make an impact in a lineup. Strong uncommitted follow.

Jonathan Lopez ‘25 (FL) - SS/RHP@JptBaseball

5’11” 155 lbs.

Lean athletic lefty bat, worked all fields flashing hitterish actions. Compact/fluid stroke at 92 EV. #PBRFLStateGames @PBRFlorida pic.twitter.com/l3rjTpp8hM

— Cayden Hatcher (@C_Hatcher_PBR) November 12, 2022

SS/RHP Taggert Cameron, John Carroll Catholic

Cameron was another uncommitted standout at the 2022 Sophomore State Games. Long, projectable frame at 6-foot-2, 160 pounds. Slows the game down on both sides of the ball. Simple, smooth swing from the right side. Showed ability to use the whole field offensively and drive the ball with intent. Defensively works under control with soft hands and can play both middle infield spots as well as third. Cameron shows two-way upside as well with a clean arm action in the low to mid 80s. Strong two-way uncommitted follow.

Taggert Cameron ‘25 (FL) - SS/RHP@RamsBaseball_ @PBR_Uncommitted

Lean, projectable frame. Present bat speed working gap to gap. Slight uphill path with juice off the bat. Creates leverage in the path. #PBRFLStateGames@PBRFlorida pic.twitter.com/3FaE65Lg71

— Rocco Iervasi Jr. (@rocco_iervasi) November 12, 2022